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Im going dove hunting this weekend. The area that i am hunting is known to have good amounts of dove and has been planted with wheat. Are the chances good that i will still limit out at this time?

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from country road wrote 11 weeks 5 days ago

How well do you shoot? I know there are days that I can't hit the ground with my hat when the doves are flying crazy with a good tailwind. I think Robert Ruark said that dove hunting was either the hardest easy shooting or the easiest hard shooting that there is. I think he was right.

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from swilmot1 wrote 11 weeks 5 days ago

Well Its all about weather conditions on the amount of doves I see. When they are flying good it makes it for a great day and I am also on and off I think we all are. Somedays I can hit everything and somedays I cant hit nothing buts thats why its hunting and not shooting! Good luck friend!

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from Elmer Fudd wrote 11 weeks 5 days ago

it is certainly true that many a hunter has "witnessed a miracle" when dove hunting: lo and behold: dead birds that kept on flying!!

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from Moishe wrote 11 weeks 4 days ago

I see plenty of those om the Sheet & Trap fields as well! But I hit more there than I do Doves, those things are EVIL!

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from country road wrote 11 weeks 5 days ago

How well do you shoot? I know there are days that I can't hit the ground with my hat when the doves are flying crazy with a good tailwind. I think Robert Ruark said that dove hunting was either the hardest easy shooting or the easiest hard shooting that there is. I think he was right.

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from swilmot1 wrote 11 weeks 5 days ago

Well Its all about weather conditions on the amount of doves I see. When they are flying good it makes it for a great day and I am also on and off I think we all are. Somedays I can hit everything and somedays I cant hit nothing buts thats why its hunting and not shooting! Good luck friend!

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from Elmer Fudd wrote 11 weeks 5 days ago

it is certainly true that many a hunter has "witnessed a miracle" when dove hunting: lo and behold: dead birds that kept on flying!!

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from Moishe wrote 11 weeks 4 days ago

I see plenty of those om the Sheet & Trap fields as well! But I hit more there than I do Doves, those things are EVIL!

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